benamucc
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I needed a solution to the "Locker" grow, and DLToker's carbon filter was just too big. (Although I've built 3 and sold 2!! All work AWESOME!)
This is roughly 7 ounces of carbon, for those of you that like to go by weight.
Don't know much else to say about it. Let me know if you love it or hate it! :ignore:
Parts:
(2) 4" cooling flange (HTG Supply $10.00)
(1) aquarium filter bag (PetCo $2.00)
(4) wing nuts (Supplied from HTG cause they're awesome)
7 ounces Activated Carbon Pellets (PetCo $12.00 for 22oz)
(1) gram bubonic chronic (All organic)
(1) Sherlock piece (Vaporizers and Bongs will also substitute)
Scissors
Duct Tape
Step 1: Assemble parts. Get High.
Step 2: Umm... :doh:
Step 3: Oh yeah the filter...Cut the aquarium bag length wise so you have one large piece of rectangular cloth to work with.
Step 4: Cut a small circle just slightly larger than the male end of one of the flanges. Using a single piece of duct tape (if you can) attach the circle of aquarium cloth to the exterior of the male part of the flange.
Step 5: Fill the interior of the clothed flange with Carbon. Over fill just slightly, and check your level by lifting the flange off of your work surface. The cloth will "sag" slightly, and you'll need to compensate for that so you do not have a gap of air at the top when you are finished.
Step 6: Using the remainder of the cloth, place it over the top of the carbon. Using your scissors trim the cloth so it is again just slightly larger than the rectangular area of the flange. Cut the corners at an angle so the corners do not bunch up. (Thanks be to the almighty girlfriend for that awesome little tid-bit)
This is roughly 7 ounces of carbon, for those of you that like to go by weight.
Don't know much else to say about it. Let me know if you love it or hate it! :ignore:
Parts:
(2) 4" cooling flange (HTG Supply $10.00)
(1) aquarium filter bag (PetCo $2.00)
(4) wing nuts (Supplied from HTG cause they're awesome)
7 ounces Activated Carbon Pellets (PetCo $12.00 for 22oz)
(1) gram bubonic chronic (All organic)
(1) Sherlock piece (Vaporizers and Bongs will also substitute)
Scissors
Duct Tape
Step 1: Assemble parts. Get High.
Step 2: Umm... :doh:
Step 3: Oh yeah the filter...Cut the aquarium bag length wise so you have one large piece of rectangular cloth to work with.
Step 4: Cut a small circle just slightly larger than the male end of one of the flanges. Using a single piece of duct tape (if you can) attach the circle of aquarium cloth to the exterior of the male part of the flange.
Step 5: Fill the interior of the clothed flange with Carbon. Over fill just slightly, and check your level by lifting the flange off of your work surface. The cloth will "sag" slightly, and you'll need to compensate for that so you do not have a gap of air at the top when you are finished.
Step 6: Using the remainder of the cloth, place it over the top of the carbon. Using your scissors trim the cloth so it is again just slightly larger than the rectangular area of the flange. Cut the corners at an angle so the corners do not bunch up. (Thanks be to the almighty girlfriend for that awesome little tid-bit)